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| What Was on Steve Jobs's iPod and How It Drove Him Wall Street Journal (blog) By Jon Friedman AP When you ponder Steve Jobs' influences, Bob Dylan and the Beatles should be at or near the top of the list. Jobs, who was born in 1955, was very much a child of the Sixties, the period when Dylan and the Beatles were the kings of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| John Lennon: The Comic Book Coming in December Comic Book Resources From his time with the Beatles and his solo projects, he asked the world to ignore borders and divisions, and instead he encouraged the average person to embrace what brings people together. And when his life ended viciously from an assassin's bullet ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Forget plugs, just grin and 'ear' it Hindustan Times The first time you listen to The Beatles is one. The screech of 24 Formula One cars at the start of a race, although not quite as melodious as the Fab Four's harmonies, could well be another. The Malayasian Grand Prix at Sepang in Ap ril was the first ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Young musicians excel in prairies Meridian Booster By Justina Contenti Several Lloydminster youth keyed their way to the top of the province earlier this month, both playing to the tune of The Beatles. Here Comes The Sun and Let It Be were two of the songs played by Elizabeth Brace and Lizelle van ... See all stories on this topic » |
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